Mikio Toki is one of the finest contemporary kite-makers and painters in Japan and has showcased his talent in exhibitions and demonstrations throughout the world. This kite was created by Toki, who specializes in making Edo kites. This kite can be decorated with markers, watercolor, ink or collage; the shape also easily accommodates woodblock prints.

Recommended Age: Appropriate for age seven and older.

Decoration: The simplest method would be to use marker pens, watercolor, ink or collage, (be mindful of the moisture of the glue and build up of the paper layers, let the sail completely dry before applying spars). Try substituting the bond paper for more interesting light weight paper with color or patterns would work. Note: do not increase the weight of the paper, matching the weight of the bond paper supplied is critical in the flight of this kite. 

Note: Sold only in 10 pack.

Ideal wind conditions for this kite: Light (a flag on a pole is gently moving, not fluttering) to Medium (a flag on a pole is steadily moving, fluttering in the wind).